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To compute the resolution approximation more accurately all measured q points should have enough calculated q points within the resolution window regardless of how sparsely the data is measured.
sasmodels/resolution.py only extends q beyond the measured end points, it does not check that there is sufficient number of points within dq of each measured q point. This is generally not a problem for SANS since the 1D pattern is computed from the circular average with dense enough spacing, but it could potentially be a problem when datasets from non-overlapping q regions are joined, or when data is excluded from the middle of the q range. It could also be a problem in USANS where q spacing is completely under user control.
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"status": "new",
"changetime": "2017-10-27T16:44:10",
"_ts": "2017-10-27 16:44:10.398319+00:00",
"description": "To compute the resolution approximation more accurately all measured q points should have enough calculated q points within the resolution window regardless of how sparsely the data is measured.\n\nsasmodels/resolution.py only extends q beyond the measured end points, it does not check that there is sufficient number of points within dq of each measured q point. This is generally not a problem for SANS since the 1D pattern is computed from the circular average with dense enough spacing, but it could potentially be a problem when datasets from non-overlapping q regions are joined, or when data is excluded from the middle of the q range. It could also be a problem in USANS where q spacing is completely under user control.",
"reporter": "pkienzle",
"cc": "",
"resolution": "",
"workpackage": "SasView Bug Fixing",
"time": "2016-10-06T16:15:37",
"component": "SasView",
"summary": "resolution calculation does not check for basis of support between q points",
"priority": "minor",
"keywords": "",
"milestone": "SasView 4.3.0",
"owner": "",
"type": "defect"
}
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Yet another user wanted to fit a model with an excluded region in the middle. The GUI does not support masking central parts of the q range, and the resolution calculator does not fill the masked range with q calculation points, leading to poorly fitting points at the edges of the masked region.
pkienzle changed milestone from "SasView Next Release +1" to "SasView 4.2.0"
To compute the resolution approximation more accurately all measured q points should have enough calculated q points within the resolution window regardless of how sparsely the data is measured.
sasmodels/resolution.py only extends q beyond the measured end points, it does not check that there is sufficient number of points within dq of each measured q point. This is generally not a problem for SANS since the 1D pattern is computed from the circular average with dense enough spacing, but it could potentially be a problem when datasets from non-overlapping q regions are joined, or when data is excluded from the middle of the q range. It could also be a problem in USANS where q spacing is completely under user control.
Migrated from http://trac.sasview.org/ticket/715
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: